Grid Reference Quiz

What is a four-figure grid reference?

• A four-figure grid reference is a way to identify different types of terrain on a map.

• A four-figure grid reference is a way to locate a point on a map using a grid system.

• A four-figure grid reference is a way to measure distance on a map.

• A four-figure grid reference is a way to locate a point on a compass.

How many digits are there in a six-figure grid reference?

• 10

• 6

• 8

• 4

In a four-figure grid reference, what do the first two digits represent?

• Northing

• Latitude

• Longitude

• Easting

In a six-figure grid reference, what do the first three digits represent?

• Easting

• Longitude

• Latitude

• Northing

What is the purpose of using grid references?

• To measure the distance between two points on a map or grid system.

• To determine the elevation of a specific point on a map or grid system.

• To identify the population density of a specific area on a map or grid system.

• To locate a specific point on a map or grid system.

How are grid references used in navigation?

• Grid references are used to determine the population density of different locations on a map.

• Grid references are used to identify the elevation of different locations on a map.

• Grid references are used to measure distances between locations on a map.

• Grid references are used to pinpoint specific locations on a map.

What is the format of a four-figure grid reference?

• ABCD

• EFGH

• WXYZ

• 1234

What is the format of a six-figure grid reference?

• Four digits for easting and two digits for northing

• Three digits for easting and three digits for northing

• Three digits for northing and three digits for easting

• Two digits for easting and four digits for northing

What is the difference between a four-figure and a six-figure grid reference?

How can you determine the location of a point on a map using a grid reference?

• Use a compass to determine the direction of the point

• Count the number of roads leading to the point

• Identify the coordinates on the grid

• Look for landmarks near the point